Why doesn't eggplant blossom?

Eggplants generally bloom in summer, and the flowering and fruiting period of eggplant is June-August. It takes 5- 10 days from flowering to fruiting, and small fruits can be harvested after 10- 15 days. Eggplants usually ripen from June to August.

The reason why eggplant does not bloom.

First of all, the reason why eggplant doesn't bloom is probably due to some fertilizers, insufficient light or the influence of pests and diseases.

Eggplant only grows leaves and does not bloom.

Eggplant only grows leaves and does not bloom, which is generally the cause of insufficient light. Sunshine is an important factor in the flowering period of eggplant trees. This often happens in some cool places, and ordinary vegetables will encounter pests and diseases, so we can't ignore the factors of pests and diseases when flowering.

Eggplant leaves raised at home turn yellow and do not bloom.

1, drought and yellow: If the tip or edge of the leaf withers and falls off, water it in time.

2, lack of fertilizer yellow: the tender leaves are light in color and light green. At this time, the soil should be changed in time, and some alum water should be poured in time.

3, lack of light yellow: placed in the shade for a long time, can not get enough sunlight to cause the leaves to yellow, fill light can be avoided.

What if the eggplant doesn't bloom?

1. Fertilizer: Only potassium fertilizer and phosphorus fertilizer are needed for eggplant flowering, which can effectively increase the number of flowers.

2. Illumination: During the growth of eggplant, it needs 3-4 hours of illumination every day to meet the demand of eggplant flowering.

3. Pests and diseases: Eggplants are easily affected by pests such as aphids and caterpillar larvae, and flowering will also be affected.

How can eggplant be planted to blossom?

1, timely fertilization: after the eggplant blooms and bears fruit, it is best to spray 1 times of total nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer or high-quality organic fertilizer on the roots every 15-20 days.

2, foliar topdressing: During the flowering and fruiting of eggplant, it is best to spray 1 times potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves every 7- 10 days to prevent the leaves from turning yellow.

3. Soil cultivation and root protection: During the growth of eggplant, fermented waste fertilizer, pond mud, burnt soil or other fertilizers need to be used for cultivation and applied to the roots of plants.

4. Pest control: After the eggplant blooms and bears fruit, the plant is vulnerable to pests and diseases, which leads to the decline of the tree. Pesticides should be sprayed in time.